San Francisco Giants
Venue and travel guide
Venue and location
Address
24 Willie Mays Plaza
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City
San Francisco
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Notes
Iconic waterfront setting. McCovey Cove beyond right field for splash hits.
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Phone
(415) 972-2000
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State
CA
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Venue name
Oracle Park
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Website
https://www.mlb.com/giants
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Zip code
94107
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Parking
Overnight
Not allowed
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Payment
Credit/Debit, Mobile Pay
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Premium
Yes, for season ticket holders
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Public transport
BART, Muni Metro, Caltrain
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Overview
Limited on-site parking. Multiple garages at Mission Bay and South Beach. AT&T Park Garage on 3rd Street. Prepay via ParkWhiz strongly recommended.
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Towing
Strict enforcement, unauthorized vehicles towed
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Traffic
King Street and 3rd Street during peak hours
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Entrances
Overview
Gates open 90 minutes before first pitch. Main entrance at Willie Mays Plaza. ADA access at Gate A.
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Public transportation
Airport connection
SFO Airport: BART to Embarcadero (~30 min, $10), then Muni T-Third to stadium (~15 min). Or: Caltrain from Millbrae station (~25 min to 4th & King).
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Best option
Caltrain from South Bay/Peninsula + 5-min walk; or Muni T-Third from downtown SF
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Bus routes
Muni Routes 10 (Townsend), 30 (Stockton), 45 serve the stadium area
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Fare
$2.50 Muni (Clipper card); Caltrain by zone; Ferry by route
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Nearest station
King/4th (Caltrain) — 5 min walk; Embarcadero BART — 20 min walk or Muni
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Rail lines
Muni T-Third (King Street) 5 blocks; Caltrain (4th & King) 5 min walk; BART to Embarcadero + Muni
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Overview
Caltrain to 4th and King Station — 5-minute walk. Muni T Line streetcar directly to Willie Mays Plaza. Multiple Muni Metro routes. SF Bay Ferry.
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Tips
Oracle Park's waterfront location is magnificent — walk along the Embarcadero from BART or Ferry Building for a stunning approach. Kayakers and boaters gather in McCovey Cove in left-center field to catch home run balls hit into the water — a uniquely San Francisco tradition.
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Walking distance
5 min walk from Caltrain 4th & King station; 20 min from Embarcadero BART
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Shuttles
Accessibility
Muni T-Third, Caltrain, and Ferry terminals fully ADA accessible
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Cost
Muni: $2.50; Caltrain: $3.75–$13 depending on zone; Ferry: $7–$13
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Park ride
Caltrain stations throughout Peninsula (Millbrae to Gilroy) — many with free parking
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Routes
Muni T-Third (Caltrain/Downtown SF); Caltrain from Peninsula and South Bay; SF Ferry from various piers
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Schedule
Muni T-Third every 10–15 min; Caltrain game day express service; Ferry times vary
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Bicycles
Rack locations
Willie Mays Plaza (main entrance), Third Street (north side), McCovey Cove promenade
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Share cost
$4.99/30 min; day pass $20 (e-bikes available)
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Share provider
Bay Wheels (Lyft Bikes) — stations near Oracle Park and throughout South Beach
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Spaces
~80 racks; Bay Wheels stations throughout Mission Bay and SoMa
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Tips
The Embarcadero waterfront bike path is world-class — cycling to Oracle Park from the Ferry Building is one of baseball's greatest approaches. Bay Wheels stations are directly outside the stadium.
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Accessibility
Accessible parking
ADA spaces in Lot A and Third Street Garage; elevator access from garages to stadium level; pre-purchase recommended
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Assistive listening
Assistive listening devices at Guest Services Gate A; FM system compatible
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Contact
Giants Accessibility: (415) 972-2000; ADA coordinator at Guest Services Gate A
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Dropoff
ADA drop-off at Gate A on Third Street; second accessible drop-off on King Street
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Elevators
Elevators at Gates A, B, C, and E serving all seating levels
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Fun fact
Oracle Park's waterfront promenade along McCovey Cove is fully accessible and open to the public during games without a ticket — fans can watch splash hits land in the water from the accessible Cove walkway for free.
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Restrooms
Accessible restrooms on every concourse; family restrooms at Gates A and C
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Sensory friendly
Sensory-friendly games offered; quiet room near Gate C; kits at Guest Services
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Service animals
Welcome throughout; relief area outside Gate A on Third Street
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Wheelchair seating
Accessible seating throughout all levels including waterfront views; companion seating adjacent
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Food and vendors
Cashless
Cashless — credit/debit/mobile pay; cash-to-card kiosks at main gates
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Craft beer
21st Amendment Brewing (SF), Anchor Steam (SF institution), Fort Point Beer, Drake's Brewing on tap throughout
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Fun fact
McCovey Cove — the water beyond the right-center field fence — has become a world-famous baseball landmark. Fans in kayaks and boats gather for every Giants home game hoping to catch a 'splash hit.' Barry Bonds hit 35 splash hits into the Cove during his career at Oracle Park. A counter on the scoreboard tracks total splash hits throughout stadium history.
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Local
Gilroy garlic fries (Crazy Crab'z), Dungeness crab sandwiches, local sourdough bread bowls, Mission-style burritos, local oysters
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Mobile ordering
MLB Ballpark app — mobile ordering available at Oracle Park
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Notable stands
Gilroy Garlic Fries (throughout — the smell is intentional); Dungeness crab stand (left field); Anchor Steam bar; Mission burrito cart
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Outside food policy
One sealed water bottle and small soft-sided snack bag allowed
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Signature food
Dungeness crab sandwich and garlic fries — the two definitive Oracle Park foods; garlic fries have been a Giants tradition since 2000 and the smell fills the stadium
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Vegetarian
Garlic fries (vegetarian), sourdough bread bowl with clam chowder (pescatarian), Mission-style veggie burrito, salads
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Venue history
Architect
HOK Sport (now Populous); first privately financed MLB stadium since Dodger Stadium (1962)
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Construction cost
$357 million (2000); entirely privately financed
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Famous moments
2010, 2012, 2014 World Series championships (three in five years); Barry Bonds's all-time home run record (762); Madison Bumgarner's 2014 World Series heroics; Willie Mays statue and plaza
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Fun fact
The 2014 San Francisco Giants won the World Series with Madison Bumgarner pitching 5 innings of one-hit relief in Game 7 — one of the greatest individual World Series performances in history. Bumgarner threw 68 pitches on 2 days' rest. It is universally considered the most dominant World Series Game 7 pitching performance ever.
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Opened
2000
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Original capacity
40,930 (original); current 41,915
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Records
Barry Bonds hit 73 home runs in 2001 — the all-time single-season record; he hit 762 career home runs — the all-time career record
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Renovations
2019: Renamed from AT&T Park to Oracle Park; multiple food and premium upgrades throughout its history
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Retired numbers
#3 Bill Terry, #4 Mel Ott, #11 Carl Hubbell, #20 Monte Irvin, #22 Will Clark, #24 Willie Mays, #25 Barry Bonds, #27 Juan Marichal, #30 Orlando Cepeda, #36 Gaylord Perry, #42 Jackie Robinson, #44 Willie McCovey
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Venue details
Capacity
41,915
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Center field
399 ft
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Elevation
10 ft above sea level
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Left-center field
382 ft
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Left field
339 ft
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Right-center field
421 ft
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Right field
309 ft
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Roof
Open air (no roof)
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Surface
Natural Grass (Bermuda overseeded with Ryegrass)
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